The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-03-10
D. X. SIMONDS.
pah Jearual


Mr. aud Mrs. John Moifss OF the MAJ
son House have returned from . yisi,
Boston.
Mrs Nicer has arrived 81 her bon
10 this village, considerably improved !
health.
m. J. Hssiey. manager Of the Pro
daoes's Marble Cos. yards At Kanss
Guy. 10 home for brief visit.
- Miss Helen Black. Who has bee
spending few wscks With her sister j
New York. hss returned home.
Miss Corielia Sergeant. daughter {
the late Gov. Leonard Sergeant. died !
New York, Sunday, aged 81 years.
"A party Of seventeen made visit /
NJ. snd Mrs. 4. NJ Pratt at the Depot
Tuesday evening and report good time.
N. X Mille,t is visiting his moshe
In this village. HIS daughter. Miss Jes
sic Millet Was married in New York las
week.
DIR. Ssifi. dentist. will be absent mex
week, from Tuesday until Saturday, at
tending the annual meeting OF the stat,
dental society.
e. G. Orvis. who is quite extensively
engaged 10 the poultry business. makes al
offer OF $40 10 special premiums for the
next fair Read bis advertisement.
Harry Munson is spending few day.
10 town. having lost q Niger by too init.
mate acquaintance with circular saw al
the Barter farm in Rutland. where he wa,
.. work.
ADVERTISED LETTERS II. Barrows,
Joseph Lspway, Charles Miller, Joseph
ST. Pierre. H.. X. Thomas, Mrs. ID. b.
Farley, Miss Alta l.. Madison, Miss +. NJ.
Stebbcns
Reports from Florida show that the
Windsor hotel 10 having good patronage.
We would like TO exchange with friend
oris some Of our surplus snow for q
cart load Of oranges
-. ]. Cote will sell his farm consist
ing OF about 90 acres with good buildings,
about mile and half north OF the vii
lsge. 1t auction. March % at 10 O'Clock A.
\. Also two cows, two horses, hay, grain,
farming tools, etc.
haa nj ha
sale Of the Bennington 4 Rutland railway.
but. as far ~ We can learn, they are with
out foundation. II Is quite probable that
the Honsatonic road will build link to
connect with the old Lebanon Springs
road. with view 10 . better northern con.
nection.
Al the meeting OF the Directors Of the
Dattenkill Valley Industrial Society las,
Thursday premium list WAS adopted for
ths neSt fair which does not differ
greatly from recent fairs. The resigna
lion OF Robert Ames and W. II. Bradford
was received and accepted and J. II.
Whipple and J. +. Page were elected to
ill the vacancies, The Directors decided
10 purchase the grand stand, aud q COM
mittec vas chosen TO meet the first Of
May and decide what changes shall be
made on the fair grounds The fair will
be held the first week 10 October, otber
fairs in this vicinity prscluding an earlier
date.
We learn from the New York O5rorer
that Rev. John II. Pettengill died at New
Haven. Conn. Feb. 9th. Mr.. Pettengill
Was for some years chaplain at Antwerp
in Belgium. After returning to this com.
Wy bc vas writer OF some note on theo-
logical subjects. He Was born in this vii
lAge May II, 1915, hi. father Rev. Amos
Ps,ieueill being the occupant Of the Con
gregstional church. On visiting his ma
tive place several years ago Mr.. Peltengill
called on the late Lyman Way and sur
priscd him with the information that the
part OF the house in which they were then
SEATED sas once bis fsthen's dsslling and
bis birth place, haviag been rsaoved from
liz former location 90 this West road aud
attached TO the house oil Mr., War.
I.p.w.
MANCHESTER cEsTRK
--George Clark Of Hoosick Falls spent
Sanis, ia town.
III. q. Root 10 in Florida and 1t last
accounts wns stopping a, 0cAls In thai
state
--Sksiirg Il Esssbrook's Saturday even
log. Music. Manchester Centre Cornet
Band.
The anpual meeting for the election o
officers Of Pacific Engine Co. No. /. will
be bella =, their engine house on Monday
evening, March Ia. a, o'clock.
W. Il. BrSnAs. Foreman.
The body Of Mrs.. Emily gClAkl Leg.
ge,i vas bronght here Tor lns~rmeat On |
Friday, Mrs. L~ageii hsd resided hers
Tor several years previous 10 her marriage
and Der death. following thu, Of = sister
and brother. Is great source OF regre, to |
her nisny friends In this community.
MIR. Chss. Whitman, Who has spen.
the past winter With bis hrothes-in-lsw,
W. A. Adams. periecsing himself Ia the
trade u levslef. has boash, cat Arm
10 Adams. Mass. snA whl start 10
bssinsss fer himself 10 thu, town VERY
socn. Mr. whltmsa u good mechanic
aud rie. fellow aud NC e0mmsna hsn TO
she esiiIths 81 that enisrprising village
vho visA snysAias 10 BIS lice Of trade
LA the chiesgo LsF.ag t'AsreA Of March
',lh ss ODD he follosins The oecaklon 1